Editor’s note: This is an advertisement feature from The Coronado News. The Coronado News will be giving away free shirts — featuring artwork from Coronado resident Maylen Nelson — on the 4th of July. Residents and visitors alike are welcome to enter our FREE drawing. The guidelines are simple: Stop by our table along the […]
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Contest: Vote for ‘2026 Best of Coronado News’
Editor’s note: This is an advertisement feature from The Coronado News June 5 is the last day to vote for the “Best of Coronado” competition, hosted by The Coronado News. The goal of the “2026 Best of Coronado News” is to highlight the businesses in the 92118 zip code that make our island town unique. […]
Why Coronado sellers almost never have to budge
There’s a running joke among real estate agents who work the Coronado market: the seller isn’t in a hurry. They weren’t last year, and they probably won’t be next year either. It sounds like an exaggeration until you spend any time looking at the numbers. According to Coronado real estate market trends tracked on Movoto, […]
Contest: Nominations open for ‘2026 Best of Coronado News’
Editor’s note: This is an advertisement feature from The Coronado News For the first time ever, The Coronado News is hosting a “Best of” competition to recognize Coronado’s local business landscape. The nomination period is now open through May 27, with a voting window running from May 1 to June 5. The goal of the […]
London Gold: How jewelry lovers are elevating their look this season
It’s a season of new beginnings, of refreshed styles from the new year mixed with an added sprinkle of love in February. It’s a delightful mix, really. One that beckons you to update your jewelry collection, dares you to find that perfect statement piece to celebrate Valentine’s Day. At London Gold, the options are endless. […]
Calling all local artists — enter this 4th of July t-shirt art contest
Editor’s Note: This is an advertisement feature from The Coronado News Coronado’s annual 4th of July celebration is rapidly approaching, and to celebrate the city’s sense of community, The Coronado News is hosting an Independence Day t-shirt art contest. Residents of all ages are invited to submit their original artwork for the chance to have […]
Augusta’s Rising Traffic Fatalities: Causes and Legal Implications
Traffic deaths in Augusta have been on the rise, causing concern among residents, law enforcement, and city officials. These accidents don’t just lead to heartbreaking losses–they also bring up tough legal and financial questions for the families left behind. It’s important to understand why these crashes are happening and what legal options families have to […]
The Role of Local Regulations in Torrance Traffic Accident Cases
Car accidents happen all the time in Torrance, just like in any other busy city. Whether it’s a small fender bender or a serious crash, knowing how local traffic laws affect your case is important for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. It can help protect your rights and make sure you get fair compensation if you’re […]
Corey Simone: How to take advantage of rental property tax deductions (part 1)
Owning a real estate property as a rental can be advantageous for its strong investment potential and the ability to generate passive income. But, there is a lesser known, simple fact about rental real estate properties that will entice a person to look into purchasing a property for the purpose of renting it out: Rental […]
Corey Simone: What exactly is the supplemental tax bill and why do homeowners receive it?
Coronado real estate expert Corey Simone offers her insight on the “dreaded” supplemental tax bill and what it means to homeowners.
Corey Simone: What really sells a home?
It can be hard to know where to begin once you decide to sell your home. And with the thousands of recommendations and “must-dos” out there, the whole process can turn into a convoluted mess. Many homeowners may experience decision fatigue as they try to decipher the fastest road to a sale while questioning what […]
Corey Simone: Understanding Proposition 13 and real property assessments
Corey Simone breaks down the basic formula for understanding Proposition 13 by providing history, outlining the rules and answering common questions.
Corey Simone: How does Proposition 19 provide property tax transfer relief?
Proposition 19, also known as “The Home Protection for Seniors, Severely Disabled, Families and Victims of Wildfire or Natural Disasters Act,” was approved on Nov. 3, 2020 and put into effect on April 1, 2021.
Corey Simone: The Military and Veteran Consumer Protection Act of 2022
A significant portion of Coronado is made up of active duty, retired military and U.S. veterans. In fact, the United States Census Bureau estimates that Coronado had 2,104 veterans in its 2022 population numbers, and it is estimated that 30 to 35% of the island is made up of active duty and retired military. Considering […]
Corey Simone: What Proposition 8 has to do with reducing property taxes
When it comes to property taxes, which are due in two biannual installments in California, homeowners should be aware of every possible outlet for small amounts of relief.
Corey Simone: To rent or buy?
To rent or to buy? That is the ongoing question for those looking to find a place in San Diego and Coronado.
